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Awards for “BOEING COMPANY, THE”

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Award IDRecipientAwarding agencyAmountStartEndNAICSDescription
FA850108C0058BOEING COMPANY, THEDepartment of Defense$194K
2008-09-302009-07-31541330VERIFICATION OF C-17 ATE UPGRADE
0019THE BOEING COMPANYDepartment of Defense$193.93K
2013-01-112013-09-01541330THE PURPOSE OF THIS EFFORT IS TO QUALIFY A SUITABLE SUBSTITUTE OF THE CURRENT COATING FOR ENERGY STORAGE SYSTEM UNITS
FA448412C0034BOEING COMPANY, THEDepartment of Defense$192.72K
2012-09-272012-11-25517410FURY HANDSETS
03WBTHE BOEING COMPANYDepartment of Defense$192.38K
2014-06-252019-09-303364138501088341!FAIRING,AIRCRAFT
06WGTHE BOEING COMPANYDepartment of Defense$191.75K
2014-09-222019-08-233364138501372449!FAIRING,AIRCRAFT
SPRMM115PPF84ARGON ST, INC.Department of Defense$186.45K
2015-09-172016-05-31334412CIRCUIT CARD ASSEMB
08HMTHE BOEING COMPANYDepartment of Defense$184.95K
2014-12-022019-05-023364138501581494!SUPPORT,STRUCTURAL
0001BOEING COMPANY, THEDepartment of Defense$181.13K
2009-02-042009-06-04336413REMANUFACTURE OF ASYMMETRY BRAKE SENSOR, B1-B
0068THE BOEING COMPANYDepartment of Defense$178.21K
2014-05-302015-09-30488190C-40A BUNO 165829 #6 LE SLAT REPLACEMENT.
SPRBL120F0282BOEING DISTRIBUTION SERVICES DEFENSE LLCDepartment of Defense$178.05K
2020-08-252022-01-14333618APPLIES TO MULTIPLE SYSTEMS
0053THE BOEING COMPANYDepartment of Defense$172.3K
2014-03-262017-07-053364138500757245!GEAR,SPUR
0006BOEING COMPANY, THEDepartment of Defense$169.69K
2011-07-052012-05-22541330RESEARCH&DEVELOPMENT TASKING - NEW ORDER
06NJTHE BOEING COMPANYDepartment of Defense$168.2K
2014-09-102015-06-303364138501324176!SPAR,AIRCRAFT
0170THE BOEING COMPANYDepartment of Defense$166.96K
2009-09-242011-12-31336411STEEL BUSHING INCORPORATION
1032THE BOEING COMPANYDepartment of Defense$166.82K
2008-08-042009-02-28541330ENGINEERING TDM TASKING
07TBTHE BOEING COMPANYDepartment of Defense$164.61K
2014-10-232018-04-173364138501483613!TUBE AND FITTINGS,M
THHJTHE BOEING COMPANYDepartment of Defense$159.82K
2015-07-272015-07-27336413CIRCUIT BREAKER PAN
EF38BOEING AEROSPACE OPERATIONS, INC.Department of Defense$159.73K
2009-11-182010-06-30541330CETS 29289
869RTHE BOEING COMPANYDepartment of Defense$155.39K
2013-05-032015-05-303364138500199601!SKIN,AIRCRAFT
FA853209C0068BOEING COMPANY, THEDepartment of Defense$153.52K
2009-09-232010-06-30336413ENVIRONMENTAL TEST SET
NNG15HX31PTHE BOEING COMPANYNational Aeronautics and Space Administration$150K
2015-01-122015-05-22541712IGF::OT::IGF SUSTAINABLE LAND IMAGING (SLI) BUSINESS MODEL STUDY - LANDSAT SATELLITES AND ASSOCIATED U.S. GOVERNMENT GROUND PROCESSING, DISTRIBUTION, AND ARCHIVING SYSTEMS HAVE ACQUIRED AND MADE AVAILABLE GLOBAL, MODERATE-RESOLUTION (15-120M), MULTISPECTRAL MEASUREMENTS OF LAND AND COASTAL REGIONS, PROVIDING HUMANKIND S LONGEST RECORD OF OUR PLANET FROM SPACE. NASA AND THE U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY (USGS) OF THE DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR (DOI) FULLY RECOGNIZE THAT THIS INFORMATION IS A NATIONAL ASSET, PROVIDING AN IMPORTANT AND UNIQUE CAPABILITY THAT BENEFITS A BROAD COMMUNITY, INCLUDING FEDERAL, STATE, AND LOCAL GOVERNMENTS; GLOBAL CHANGE SCIENCE, ACADEMIA, AND THE PRIVATE SECTOR. LANDSAT DATA PROVIDE A CONSISTENT AND RELIABLE FOUNDATION FOR RESEARCH ON LAND USE CHANGE, FOREST HEALTH, AND CARBON INVENTORIES, AND CHANGES TO OUR ENVIRONMENT, CLIMATE, AND NATURAL RESOURCES. ADDITIONALLY LANDSAT DATA IS FREE AND OPENLY AVAILABLE TO USERS BOTH INSIDE AND OUTSIDE OF THE GOVERNMENT. THE USGS CURRENTLY OPERATES TWO GOVERNMENT-OWNED SATELLITES, LANDSATS-7 AND -8, BOTH DEVELOPED BY NASA FOR USGS. TO FURTHER INFORM AGENCIES AS TO THE POTENTIAL FUTURE IMPLEMENTATIONS WITHIN THE SLI PROGRAM, A STUDY CONTRACT WITH MULTIPLE POTENTIAL AWARDS WILL BE ISSUED TO INVESTIGATE POTENTIAL BUSINESS MODELS FOR SYSTEM ACQUISITION. THE NASA SUSTAINABLE LAND IMAGING (SLI) OFFICE IS INVESTIGATING THE POTENTIAL USE OF INNOVATIVE BUSINESS MODELS TO REDUCE THE COSTS OF FUTURE LAND IMAGING MISSIONS. THE 2014 ARCHITECTURE STUDY BY THE SLI ARCHITECTURE STUDY TEAM (AST) PROVIDED SOME AGGREGATED EVIDENCE THAT SATELLITES DEVELOPED FOR COMMERCIAL ENTERPRISES AND SATELLITES DEVELOPED UNDER NASA CONTRACTS TENDED TO HAVE COMPARABLE OVERALL RELIABILITY. THE STUDY ALSO PROVIDED SOME EVIDENCE THAT COMPARABLE COMMERCIAL SATELLITES TENDED TO BE LOWER IN COST THAN GOVERNMENT SPONSORED SATELLITES. THIS STUDY IS MOTIVATED BY THESE PRELIMINARY FINDINGS TO EXPLORE THEIR VERACITY AND CONSIDER THE IMPLICATIONS FOR SLI SPACE SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT. THIS STUDY FOCUSES PRIMARILY ON THE DEVELOPMENT/ACQUISITION OF SPACECRAFT BUSES AND RELATED SERVICES; SOME ASPECTS OF THE STUDY ALSO INVOLVE CONSIDERATION OF OBSERVATORY INTEGRATION AND TEST, LAUNCH, GROUND SYSTEMS, AND MISSION OPERATIONS. FOR THIS STUDY, IT IS PRESUMED THAT THE GOVERNMENT WILL ACQUIRE SCIENCE PAYLOAD INSTRUMENTS INDEPENDENTLY FROM ACQUISITION OF THE SPACECRAFT BUS, EITHER VIA DIRECT CONTRACT TO INDUSTRY OR BY IN-HOUSE DEVELOPMENT AT A NASA CENTER, AND THEN PROVIDE THEM TO THE SPACECRAFT BUS DEVELOPER FOR INTEGRATION ONTO THE OBSERVATORY; INSTRUMENT DEVELOPMENT/ACQUISITION IS NOT A FOCUS OF THIS STUDY.
05YPTHE BOEING COMPANYDepartment of Defense$150K
2015-07-022016-08-313364138502264158!GEARBOX,ACCESSORY D
00DDTHE BOEING COMPANYDepartment of Defense$149.98K
2014-04-022016-01-313364138500805647!SWITCH ASSEMBLY
0021BOEING COMPANY, THEDepartment of Defense$149.94K
2008-09-242009-09-23334220ANG CTII SUSTAINMENT - FY 08
05WLTHE BOEING COMPANYDepartment of Defense$149.26K
2015-05-302016-05-313364138502163771!WEIGHT,COUNTERBALAN
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